As Pegasus continues to grow, our vision is to honour the traditions of publishing while embracing new opportunities in the digital age. We remain committed to discovering distinctive voices, supporting authors and bringing stories to readers across the world.
Two decades of dedication, creativity, and quiet leadership. A guiding and shaping force throughout the company’s journey, her insight, steadiness, and commitment have helped define who we are today.
We are proud to have published The Hard Way by Paul Hardcastle.
We are proud to have published a book by Terry Deary, whose sharp wit and storytelling continue to captivate readers across generations.
We published Catharse-is by Steven Ogg, adding another distinctive voice to the Pegasus catalogue.
Pegasus celebrated 25 years of publishing. From our beginnings in 1999 to a growing catalogue of authors and imprints, this milestone marked a proud moment in our story and a foundation for the years ahead.
We were honoured to publish Billy in the Wars by Bill Wyman, capturing the life and memories of an iconic figure in his own voice.
We were proud to publish Tony Jacklin: My Ryder Cup Journey, sharing the reflections of one of Britain’s most celebrated golfers.
Martian Hermitage by Blair Wiley received the Literary Titan Gold Award.
The Seven by Erin Curran was shortlisted for The GALAS LGBTQ+ Awards.
The Sound of Your Soul by Anna Cookson won at the TNADC Peer Awards.
The Morning Tree by Claude Randall was highly commended by the Spiritual Book Awards.
Salt Water and Spear Tips by Thor F. Jensen won Expedition Book of the Year.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the publishing world faced uncertainty and change. Through this period, stories continued to connect, comfort and inspire readers.
Pegasus celebrated 20 years of publishing, marking two decades of working with authors and bringing new stories to readers.
Molly Warner: School Reporter won Book of the Year.
Hingston’s Box by Decima Blake was named a finalist for the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year.
Pegasus moved to larger premises, marking an important new chapter for the company and giving us more space to grow.
House of Darke by Colin Parsons became the first audiobook published by Pegasus.
Pegasus completed its first foreign rights sale with For Better or for Wurst by Jon Goulding.
Pegasus celebrated its tenth anniversary, marking a decade of publishing and continued growth. As the company expanded, so did our catalogue, team and ambitions.
As eBooks began to transform the publishing industry, Pegasus embraced digital publishing and released its first eBook.
Pegasus reached the milestone of publishing its first 100 books, reflecting the growing community of authors behind our catalogue.
Chimera was launched as a dedicated imprint for bold adult fiction, offering a space for mature, imaginative and unconventional storytelling.
Nightingale Books was launched as our children’s imprint, created to inspire young readers and encourage a lifelong love of books.
Vanguard Press was launched as our flagship imprint, dedicated to publishing a wide range of fiction and non-fiction from new and established authors.
Pegasus Elliot MacKenzie was founded with a passion for books, storytelling and supporting authors.
